2.Let’s See the Weather
This topic covers the weather observation routine and is divided into two common situations:
- Parent-initiated
- Beginner Level
- Advanced Level
- Baby-initiated
- Beginner Level
- Advanced Level
🌤️ Parent-Initiated
【Beginner Level】
Dialogue
Parent: Let’s open the curtain.
Parent: Pull, pull—there it goes!
Parent: Look outside.
Parent: It’s sunny today!
Parent: What a bright day.
Vocabulary
- curtain
- open
- pull
- outside
- sunny
Tip for Parents
Use exaggerated gestures while opening the curtain to match your words. Say the weather word clearly (“sunny”) and point outside. This builds early vocabulary through routine observation.
Extra Weather Words
sunny / bright
cloudy / grey
rainy / wet
windy / breezy
snowy / cold
hot / warm / cool / cold
foggy / misty
【Advanced Level】
Dialogue
Parent: Let’s open the curtain and see the weather.
Parent: Ready? One, two, three—pull!
Parent: What do you see?
Parent: Wow, it’s sunny and bright today.
Parent: Should we wear a hat when we go out later?
Parent: We’ll check again before leaving.
Vocabulary
- see the weather
- ready
- sunny and bright
- wear
- later
Tip for Parents
Ask open-ended questions like “What do you see?” even if your child can’t answer fully yet. It models curiosity and gives them a chance to observe and respond at their own level.
Extra Weather Words
sunny / bright
cloudy / grey
rainy / wet
windy / breezy
snowy / cold
hot / warm / cool / cold
foggy / misty
☀️ Baby-Initiated
【Beginner Level】
Dialogue
Parent: You want to open the curtain?
Parent: Okay, let’s open it together.
Parent: Pull the curtain—there!
Parent: Look at the sky.
Parent: It’s cloudy today.
Vocabulary
- want
- open
- together
- sky
- cloudy
Tip for Parents
When your child shows interest in the curtain or window, join their focus and name what they’re seeing. Let them pull with you to build participation and connection.
Extra Weather Words
sunny / bright
cloudy / grey
rainy / wet
windy / breezy
snowy / cold
hot / warm / cool / cold
foggy / misty
【Advanced Level】
Dialogue
Parent: You want to see outside? Let’s open the curtain.
Parent: Pull it gently—good job!
Parent: What kind of day is it today?
Parent: It looks cloudy and cool.
Parent: Do you want to guess if it might rain later?
Parent: Let’s look again before we go out.
Vocabulary
- see outside
- gently
- kind of day
- cloudy and cool
- guess
Tip for Parents
Use daily weather talk to introduce descriptive words like “cool,” “cloudy,” or “warm.” Encourage your child to notice changes and ask questions—it helps build observational and expressive skills.
Extra Weather Words
sunny / bright
cloudy / grey
rainy / wet
windy / breezy
snowy / cold
hot / warm / cool / cold
foggy / misty